[4] Two tracks from the album, "Overture to the Sun" and "Lighthouse Keeper" were re-recorded by the band to be used in Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange.

[1][8][9] Despite low sales, its use by Stanley Kubrick has given a hint of immortality to Sound of Sunforest,[4] and the album has been re-pressed multiple times, starting from 2000.

[10] Even though there is a distinct progressive musical direction throughout the whole album,[7] it contains tracks of very different nature, which is why it is difficult to attribute a definite style to Sunforest.

It is played in the scene that follows Alex's exposure to the Ludovico Technique, when he is assaulted in public to demonstrate his lack of a violent reaction.

This song, which is cheerful and cute but frivolous compared to the compositions of Beethoven that Alex listens to, is thought to emphasize the lack of taste of his parents.

[a 5] This appearance allowed the track to get popularised, as the statistics from Shazam (a smartphone app to identify songs on the fly) tend to show.